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1 mixed magazines
n plPAPER wastepaper papeles e impresos leídos m pl -
2 mixed
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3 media
* * *plurals; see medium* * *me·dia[ˈmi:diə]I. n▪ the \media die Medien plthe news \media TV, RADIO Nachrichtensender m; (magazines) Nachrichtenmagazin nt; (newspaper) [aktuelle] Zeitungin the \media in den Medien\media coverage Berichterstattung fa \media event ein Medienereignis nt\media hype Medienrummel m\media studies ≈ Kommunikationswissenschaft fher new novel got a lot of \media attention um ihren neuen Roman gab es einen großen Medienrummel* * *['miːdɪə]n plMedien plhe works in the media — er ist im Mediensektor tätig or beschäftigt
media coverage — Berichterstattung f in den Medien
media bashing (inf) — Medienschelte f
* * *media1 [ˈmedıə; US ˈmiːdıə] pl -diae [-dıiː] s1. LING Media f, stimmhafter Verschlusslaut2. ANAT Media f (mittlere Schicht)media2 [ˈmiːdjə; -ıə]media circus Medienspektakel n;media event Medienereignis n:c) aufsehenerregende Fernsehsendung etc;media research Medienforschung f;* * *see mass media; medium 1. -
4 helter-skelter
1. n суматоха; сутолока, неразбериха2. n беспорядочное бегство3. n спиральная горка4. a беспорядочный5. a случайный, бессистемный6. adv беспорядочно, как попалоmagazines stacked helter-skelter on tables — журналы, как попало наваленные на столах
Синонимический ряд:1. confused (adj.) chaotic; confused; disordered; jumbled; mixed-up; muddled; topsy-turvy; upside-down2. anyhow (other) anyhow; confusedly; every which way (US); haphazardly; indiscriminately; slapdash; topsy-turvy3. hurried and confused (other) carelessly; chaotically; disorderly; hastily; hurried and confused; incautiously; rashly; tumultuously4. pell-mell (other) pell-mell; precipitately; slap-bang
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